What do they call a Brownie troop leader?

Answer 1

There really is no different name for leaders of different levels of Girl Scouts, they're all just called "Leaders".

In addition:

In many countries, the Brownie Girl Guide troop leader is called "Brown Owl" after the Wise Old Owl in "The Brownie Story" who helped the girl find the brownie (herself).

Girl Guide leaders are also called "Guiders".

Answer 2

In the BSA, they're called by what ever title they hold, Scoutmaster, Cubmaster, Commissioner, etc... They can hold any adult leader position in the BSA. Some troops or packs use first names and others use Ms. or Mrs., the same as male leaders are called Mr. in their respective units. The only accommodations made for female leaders is in physical arrangements such as shower and bathroom facilities or where they sleep. They follow the same rules regarding Youth Protection as male leaders.

Answer 3

In some countries, the leader of the Brownie Girl Guide level is called 'Brown Owl'. Otherwise, Girl Guide leaders are usually called 'Guiders', but they may also be called leaders or advisers.

Answer 4

Depending on the organization, the group leader of Brownies is called Brown Owl, Leader, or Guider.

Answer 5

In some countries such as the UK and Canada. Girl Guide leaders are called "Guiders". In other countries they are simply known as "Leaders".

Answer 6

A Girl Scout or Girl Guide adult troop assistant can be called several things: an assistant Guider, an assistant leader, or a Co-Leader.

Answer 7

In many Girl Guide Brownie Troops the troop leader is called "Brown Owl". For Girl Scout Brownie Troops, the leader is usually called "Leader".